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The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-11-19

only tend to confuse me-" But, we
must refrain from saying much we
would be glad to say that has an i'm
portant bearing on the case. Let me
close with these noble words of Had
dock: "As the result of the modern
spirit Of fearless investigation that chal-
lenges everything that has come down
to us from the ancient past, and that
worships nothing old because it is old
because Of this, many old things are
tottering and crumbling, many idols
are being dethroned, and for my part L
have no fears" JAS. GoRTON.
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TEXAS CORRESPONDENTS.
AN Aged Universalist, and an Interesting
Family.

Mrs. Wheeler, the mother of Mrs. E.
d. and II. COnger, is one of the Oldest,
if not the oldest Uniyersalist in Texas.
At the age of eighty-two, she is still
young at heart, her mind clear and Wig
orous, and though not as active bodily
as in earlier days, she is by no means
inactive OF retired, Her presence in the
home is a blessing to all its inmates ;
and her life is still a useful and happy
one. To make others comfortable and
happy is her delight. Loved and hon
Ored by all who know her, she illus
trates in her own personality the heay-
enly beauty of a serene old age.
Mrs. Wheeler was born in Danbury.
Conn, of good Universalist stock, and
from early days has been a staunch be-
lever in 1.-THE faith once delivered to
the saints" Her father, Mr.. Stevens,
was one of the founders Of the old Uni
versalist church in this Connecticut
town, and wrote the dedicatory hymn
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THERE is a falling off IN the receipts Of
the American Beard for the year lust
closed ~ about tweuty-six thousand dol
lars. The total income is four hundred
and sixty-fOur Thousand three hundred
and seveuty-three dollars, Of which nIpe-
ty-eight thousand, four hundred and four
dollars come from legscies.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-15

fiI6en. Ser ettua 8 Sabre alte Sobn
bes Serrn Gisler unb elm um einige
Sabre dlterer Sobn bes 9errH 8ru9.
miller, ipieIten unter ber Bant oes
Gluifes, als bieielbe na9gab unb ein'
ftir3te, beibe 2naben ipurben beri9tt'
tet. Sie 2amera6en Der beioen 2na'
ben liefen nun f6nell mad oem 9auie
bes 9errn 8ru6mhller, unb bena4s
ri1tisten Serrn Q. BON benz 8orsefal.
lenen. Serr o. begab fi9 nun au9
iosIei9 an Ort unb Stelle uno fanb
ieinen Sobn foglei@, ba elm 1ein
befIelben aus benz Sanbe berporragte.
Dieien aos er beraus unb Der 2nabe
fam balb tpieber 3u fi9. Der aweite
Rnabe Gisler mar iebo9 gana ber'
i1httet unb tonnte nur als Seide bers
ausgegraben tutrben.
s. 8. guf@.
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! Gargf gismard sab am gsontat

- 6dr5f Hismord CAB am Montas
elm porlamentariiGes Diner, 3u bem
beaeiduenber Meife nur @onferpatipe
uno Wationalliberale ginlobungen ers
haIten hatieu. Die 6teuerfrase biIoete
6ei biefer GeIegenbeit bas bauptid9s
Iid5(le GelprdGstbenia. Die ~brei Seps
isnnatsaruppen1 f9einen seneist gu
lin ie6es BON Der aegierung porges
idblaasne i5iuansproiett au billissn. Die
alerifuIen finb (natiirli4 gegsn gstuine
8uaeIidubnifel) y bereit, in etne er1o'
buaa ber in6ireften 6ieuern ein3uipil.
lioen. BON WaonopoIeH irgenb nel@er
MSt uolen se iebo9 ni9ts tpiiien.
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9temita9 ben H.:
Gmpfans Der Sdnser In Der Eurnhalle.
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- gs war i'm Sabre 1880 als i9
burdl bic Inmenbung bon ct. Satobs
Del BON &beumatismus i'm Ientel be-
freit murbe. ytadbem i6 cine Jlai4e
b,eies OeIs gebraudt bate, tuaren ole
Sdmersen peri9wunben. = perep ".
GoiIom, Bloomington, Sns.
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@ie tlitt8t otes !?

Wir offeriren Sunbert Dollars Bee
lobnuns fhr irsenb einen gatarrb'a
faa, ber ni9t bur9 9alI's bemdbrtes
gatarrb bsMittel beieitigt tperben follte.
s. 8. @bensp & Co.. gisentbimer,
SoIebo, Obio.
P.S.-Sal's @atarrb Mittel piro
innerli6 ansepaubt, Hnb tpirtt baber
bireet auf bic Blutldufe unb OberFd'
den ber G9leimbaut. preis IS @ts.
bic Glai6e. ale apOtbefen balten es.
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Gpnmtag ben IT,:
gea&niittas: 9cnjert bes Gefrr4effers
in Wutbs @arten.
Mben be: @ro6es 3cu3ert oes EeIts
or&eiters i'm Opernhauie.
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@n6Iene armiea.Galbe.

Die beite SaIbe Der @elt fir S4nttte
Quetiaunsen, gef@pirs, f5isber. uno faut'
ausidIaa, 6Ieate, seiprunsene Sdnbs, trop'
beuIen unD ale Sautfranfbeiten; furirt pa
msrrboiDen ober fsine 8esabluns. Bouiee
Qualification sarantirt obes 6as Gelo ptro
auriiderifatte.. rs Gents bic Sda&tsl BET U
Grtik
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-15

fd,euaeIdledts. Ser u II # q n D geipabrt
ilnb mir iinb b6dH bcDorauete, unterelila
amber tpoblanseisbene @eien, benn Ssr r
aanae 9obn unierer Sugenb bsi9rdntt
lid ia bod auf bic Nnerfennung unierer
portreffIiden Mtitnelt, tuie bod o6er ge'
rina mir iene ani9Iasen. oas beitimmt
ben @rab unierer WfaiOritdt, = alles
Mnbere III ueberipanntbeit. -
(6ortiebuns foIst.)
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- Ser 9erausgeber bes parifer
6ebblattes go @eDan@e", tuel9er ull'
ter Der glntlage ffanb, cine beuti9'
feiublid5e Demonii,ation ange3ettelt au
haben, uurbe freigeipro9en.
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FEST. PROGRAMMs 9

Jreitae ben 49,:
gormittas: Beriauimluns Der Sdnsr
in Der Eurnballe. @rcBer nm1ae
nit Ser. ct. Eruppen, Wili3 9ous'
pasuien unb gipil. @eieni&aften, Sdns
germ, @dften, 6eueruebr u. |. %.
gSu&mittag: Pienie i'm San Vebrc Yort.
abenbs: @emmers in Der Eurnhaue.
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= Die fransbfif6e Seputirtenfanis
mer bat nit GROCER WiaiOritdt cine Bill
angenommen, bur9 tueldle Der Smport'
soa auf Msbl BON 6 auf 8 Granfen pro
Gentner erb6bt tDer6en iol.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-15

Mittiupd3 ben 49,:
gOrmittas: grobe Der Waien4Srs I'M
Spsrnbauie.
saa4mittas: gsrio. abfohrtpOm Opera'
bauie 2 llIr pri5is.
abenbs: Grfes3ou3ert i'm Opern'
buuie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-15

Dpnnerftaa ben H.:
Bormittas: prObe Der Wafen4Srs I'M
Opernhauie.
WaAmittas: Watinee i'm Opern'
bGuie.
abenbs: Rsn3ert i'm Opernhauie.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-12

Iced guest on It would be inhospitable.
But how much better Il would be Il q,
least one.half the bread we eat would be
made OF nnbolted wheat II ID no more
trouble to bake than fine flour, and when
once 1t Is established In family graham
bread 10 considered an almost indispensa.
bic article Of food. Especially should II be
used where there arc children In family
Tor 1t Is q good transforming substance,
and there Is nothing better 10 preserve the
enamel OF the teeth than to eat the bread
OF unbolted wheat. 1t Seems 10 me that
what we desire Of the coming generation
is that they be well.deyeloped men and
women, and there Is nothing better 10
develop the body than graham bread,
cracked wheat, hoininy and oatmeal musb,
which are within reach Of every family In
the laud. .-l aI0,. S10'7"". N
Americans are gradually awaking TO the
TACT that oat.meal 10 no unimportRnt ar
ticle Of diet. AZ q food, the merit OF
which has stood tho test Of centuries, by
laying the foundation for more hardy and
vigorous frames for tho coming genera.
tion, let US regard its adoption as an arti.
Gle Of diet nothing short OF national
good. Its phoephorous gives healthiul
impulse to tho brain and on no other food
can one endure 80 great or 60 prolonged
mental labor as on oatmeal porridge.
Our worthy Scotch brethren consider cat
meal Indispensable. I am informed by
lady friend who visited in Scotland that It
is daily article Of food, which reminda
me Of an anecdote OF the Englishman who
jeerod scotchmen on the use OF oats "a
food, saying that the English considered
it food for the horse; to which the Scotch.
man replied that England was noted for
its fine horses aud Scotland for It's fine
men ...tH#" Ia. ~.
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The Queen Of the Cannibal 1slands-see


It is the duty Of every person who has
used Bosc!ees German Syrup to let TIA
wonderful qualities be known to thor
friends in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Group, Asthma, Pneumonia, and
in fact all throat and lung diseases, No
poreon can use It without immediate re.
liei; Three doses will relieve any case,
and we consider it the duty Of all Drug.
gists to recommend it to the poor, dying
consumptive, at least to try ono bottle, as
$4,000 dozon bottles were sold last year,
and no one case where it failed wss re-.
ported. Such medicine as the German
Syrup cannot be too widely known. Ask
your druggist about it. Sample bottles to
Try, sold at 10 cents. Regular size, Ii
cents. Sold by all Druggists and Dealers
in the United States and Canada, Dtw
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FOOD TOPICS.

conrse Bread, Ont Meal and Henlth.
Exchange. q, =
When England and France were wag.
ing war against each other, near the close
OF the last century, the British Parliament
passed q law, to take effect for two years,
that the army at home should be supplied
with bread made from unbolted wheat
meal, solely for the purpose Of making the
wheat 60 as far aa possible. At frat the
aoldiers were displeased with this kind Of
bread, and refused to cat 1t; bnt after a
lew weeks they preferred 1t to fine flour
bread: The result OF the experiment wss
that the health of tho soldiers improved
so much in the course OF q few rnonths
that the officers and physicians Of the
army declared the soldiers were never SO
healthy before, and that diseases Of many
kinds had entirely disappeared. A very
intelligent Sea captain, Of thirty.fve years
experience, says: "The coa,eer the ehip's
bread the healthier Is my crew. y
The more intelligent class Of people
in our large cities have bread
made from unbolted wheat on thei,
tables daily, and depend on 1t, but in the
country, in many places, the Idea prevaila
that It Ia cheap and coarae, and that tc
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Ono Experience Of Many.


Having experienced great deal OF
"rroube" from indigestion, SO much 50 that
came near losing my ...|d. Al. ..Is.i
Lgti .1. , 49,.
NJ trouble always came after eating any food--
However light,
And digesubfe,
For two or three hours at time had 10 &C
through the most
E1CrucIating pains,
sand the only way ever got"
''Rcllei!" ArN..,
Was by throwing up all my stomach contained
No Que can conCeiyu tho palns that had 10 &c
through, udsH g Nh 5E5 M
was Wkeul 80 that for three weeks lay In
bed and ,,raf...I. ..I,.. N
Nv S,aeFingS weip so that called two doctors Ia
give me lomCIhing that would stop tho pain.
Their cllolts were no good 10 Inc.
AtlAsl heard a good deal
"About your Hop Btters!
And determined 10 Try thQm." ~ II ~
Got bOttle-in four hours took the contents oil
one II! -..r 5FH3. ~ 7-s '.Hf..sfT
Next day | was out Of bed, and have not seen
"S!ckl"
Hour, from tho same cause, since. St
! have recommended It to hundreds OF Others.
You have no such 5sAH
Advocate rs AM. 4
GEO. KENDALL, AllA,on. Boston, Mass. ii
lnys-YwFtw -. s.I.sI s'."-' ll4'tF
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Av hat hAilbSA. uoVh Nv N tAplc, .... ..
And growled for d bottle OF wine;
Up came with \ TASK and a cotkscrew
A maiden Of beauty divine.
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MEDICAL.
Listen TO Your Wife.

m. ysuchcs.e. GUARDIAN. June 8, 1883, says.
Il one OF the H4.t EI
"WindoWS' ,a..l 3
licking on the woodland waysl With clumps
:, ,nododepd,ons and great masses Of May bios
s"r,, There was m interesting group.
W. II included one who had been 4 Cotton spin
,e, bu, was now 10 ttIF. NEl1 Fl
pAralyEed | .yl.-
Thai he could no. bear to lie In reclining POSI-
ton.
This refers to my case.
Twas ns, attacked twelve years ago with loco.
ruO,er AtsIy" ua f.'f, d
"A na,Aly,lc dIseate Of nerve ubre rarely ever
O,,sd, and VIA for several yea1 barely ablo 10 get
about ..l
my business, although i'5t
MANY things have been done for me.
Ths iAit experiment being Nerve stretching.
TSo yea,s ago WIS voted into tho
,,ome for lncurablesl Near Manchester, In May,
lS2. y
NJ pltcu. "Aedic!pcsW Ht s@
And made many objections to my dear wiie's
cou,au, urging to try Hop Bltten, but finally TO
VAEll hS' .".. HH... |.HI. ......
Consented I'LL. .Ff elni
had not quite finished the first bottle whom
.l, change come over me. This was Saturday,
Noyember3. Gu sunday morning l felt 40 strong
iu{d 10 my room companions, u was sure could
"Walkl Il..Tr
En- started across the floor and back. .
hardly knew how to contain myself. was all
0,r, the house lam gaining strength each day,
md can walk quite sai1 without any ar
"stlckl" r
0rhupport.
shle 10 earn my own living again. l have been
member OF the MAnchtstcr 20
"KoJal E1Chauge' MO-.
Fot nearly thirty years, and was most heartily
cinsraiula,ed on going Into the room On Thursday
lAi WY s'@'eauty you,n'
yAscHrrgR, (Eng.) Dec. q. 1883. I' n
Two years later am perfectly well. wv Y
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features Of tho, Money and sto
IT,. HHfr .HNNW ~ Mark,ts 'r'-fA 7Fhgt 1HF

Inc Featnros OF tho Money and stooL
NEW fonK, My it.-Money on call easy at IA;
per cent, closed offered at per cent Prime
mercantile paper 5,sasx per cont. Sterling OK
change dull and weak at 81 ss1Ssl sex.
the Improvement IN values begun yesterday af.
more eItended interest in the DEALING, the msrtet
recorded lasgat sales than have been seen Tor over
weak past The baltimore d Ohio deal again be-.
came subject Of discussion, more especially A. m
CARDS the probabilities Of the Western Union being
parry, Assertions that S1ch will DO tho fact wers
plentiful and had considerable influence tipol, mo
market. Western Union stock Itself was tliuhuslly
acire. and the trading In Il at times WIS attended
WIN considerable excitement. A powerful factor
III me Improved feeling Wa also tie favorable re-.
porH OF railroad earnings for tho first week in May,
Inc opening was somewhat Irregular, but gener.
MY urn. hnd WAS followed byR quiet market, In
when there was no decided movement IN prices.
athough fractional advances were made through.
out the list during tho forenoon. After u O'Clock.
however. the market displayed much more ANNA.
ion. Western Union aud the Changers taking nfSt
developed, and by 2 =. NJ, advances had been
established ranging up TO per cent, The latter III
u. Paul 4 Duluth. Rcalliatlons Induced i re-.
aetlon ~ the last hour, but tho close was steady 10
Hfm az fractional rccessions from tho best prices,
entire active list Is higher this evening aud At.
Western Union * Wheeling 4 Late Etie d NIL
NolhWestern N per cent. Sales 266, 03l shares.
RAILROAD BoSDs-Aiso felt the stimulus Of the
s2,Sp0O0. H,ITrI|I IT. -. 49, W N'
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fa-.-H aar .Haa-. a.fr
Buck1en's Arnica Snlyo,

The best ealve in the world for crta
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
cores, tetter, chapped handa, chilblsine.
corns, and all skin eruptions, and pogi.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect sst;afact;on.
or money refunded. Price Is cents mar
box. For sale by Logan & Co.
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Better oG-A.wen.-Harper's Boar.
Acker's

Acker's - X
Blood Elixir is tho only Blood Remedy
guaranteed. 1t is positive cure for vi
GERS, Ernptions or Syphilitic Poisoning
1t purities the whole system, and ban,
ishes all Rheumatic and Neuralgia pains
We guarantee it. Logan & Co. and q
Menkemeller.
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"Untold Agony from catarrl,.n

( Prof. ". HAusNER, tho famous meamerlst,
OF Ithaca, n. T., writes: "Somc ten years ago
I suffered untold agony from chronic nasal
catarrh. My family. physician gnye me up rs
inclrnblc, md said must dio. Ny case was
such bad one, that every duy, towards SUM-
set, my voice would become sc. hoarse could
barely speak above n whisper. In the morning
my coughing md clearing OF my ;hroat would
Catarrh Remedy, In three months, Twas we'll
man, and the euro bus been permanent"
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Camphor in demand.
Save

the children. They are especially liable
to sudden Colds, Coughs, Group, Whoop.
ing Cough, etc. We guarantee Ackers'
English Remedy positive cure. Itsayee
hours Of anxious watching. Sold by Lo.
gan & Co. and O. Menkemoller.
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Petroleum.

EEw YoEE, Nay ll:-Pet1oleum opened firm
afternoon on heavy selling TO 6sIc and elos sa
steady at Gle; sales 2, $40 40 barrels. ~'e'eN
OIL CITY, Pa Nay 1l.-Opened At 65,zc: highest
657Sc: lowest 6sc: closed at 6s1Sc; sales iaoI
600 barrels: clcaranccs 1900 900 barrels chHrters
23ola barrels; shipments $500 barrels; runs moi
reported !. M 15ff 1-.',,'>
BRADFORD. Pa, May u.--opened at e5sic: closed
At 6!e; highest 6S1Ec; lowest 6a1Sc; ciearances RANGES
Isl, 900 barrels. vi "a. ~ - = :,
PITTSBURGH. Pa, May u.-Petroleum lo,rer.
opened. Z. 6sssc; closed at 6ssc, hiShcsti t51zc;
TTusvu1E, PA !. May ll.-opened at G5sIc: h,pb,
est 657Gc lowest 6s1zc; closed at 63Jkc, - 14A.
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aconstantly Hawking and spi,tlng.y

THOMAS J. RUSHING, ESD, 900, Pine Street,
St. Louis, No., writes: 81 WIS Il great sufferer
from catnrrh for three years. At times could
hardly breathe, md was constantly hawking
md splitting, and for tho last eight months
could not breathe through tic nostrils. I
thought nothing could DO done for mo. Luck
Remedy. and am now well man. ! believe
1t to bc the only sure remedy for catarrl now
manufactured. and ono has only to give It
fair trial to experience astounding results md
q permanent cure" ID a.gt-lgry7- l.-..lI-t
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EAST Liberty, Nay ll.-Cattle- Receipts 100 head
shipments 226 head: market allow; prime s, GOA
cars Of cattle shipped to New York to-day. Hogs
Receipts $40 head; shipments loo head; market
fair; PHILADELPHIA IS 45a5 ~: Workers IS 2oa5 s0
common and Light s. 0oa5 Is: pigs 81 'bOaA Is;
Receipts 400 head: shipments 900 head: maj
ket tim; all sold; primo 81 0oai 10; fair to good
s. ooas %: common 81 5oa3 %; lambs 81 50a5 So
spring lambs &c 01aS %. 1T4I' 1'1T,''
CINcINNAT1. o., May ll.-Hoys quiet; common
and light 81 coal 10; packing and butchers H75t
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That are fretiul, peeviah, cross, or troubled
with Windy Collie, Teething Pains, OF
Stomach Disorders, can be relieved at
once by using Acker's Baby soother. II
contains no Opium or Morphine, hence is
safe. Price Is cents. Sold by Logan 4
Co. and @. Menkemeller.
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nTOsf iSppurtfnbJn

in its effects, and most useful in its appli.
cation the fragrant SOz0D0NT has be-
come the most popular Dentiirice in exis-
tence. IT'S used and praised by every
body. @fI,
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AccIDENTs will occur even in the best
regulated families, and "SrALD1Ne's CLUE
should be kept handy.
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Three Bottles euro catarr,,.

ELI RoBnINs. Rinyan p. O., Columbia Co.,
Pa, says: My daughter had catarrh when
s sno Was a yS ye Rs1 os yer ea aa p
cured O. bottle for her, md soon saw that 1t
helped her; third bottle effected Il pcrnIa-
nent cure. She Is now eighteen years old and
Mound md beurty" M.
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO, May 1.-the Drorers' Journal reports
Cattle-Reccipts 1900 head; shipments $500 mead
market stronger; shipping steers $50 TO 1900 lbs.
81 Ions 90: ktockers aud feeders 81 9Oai al; COVE
bulls and mixed 81 0caA 0O; canuers So 0Oa3 so;
Texas cattle 81 90ai No. Hogs-Reccipts IT, 00O head
shipments 500: market slow and 5alvc lower;
rough aud mixed 81 90a5 ": pack Ing and shipping
s. ~: light 81 6Oa5 TO-; skips s. OOa4 30. sheepe
Receipts ,50U: shipments SOJ market 5al0c his her;
wooded 81 00a5 40; shorn natives3 OOa4 10 western
S. al 10; Texsus S. 00a3 10; lambs 81 bOa3 co ne,
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Dry Gootla.

NEW YonK, May ll.-There was more iuouirv
aud In some directions very good sales. Beached
cottons had special attention. Fruits ii and x
bcached were cleaned lp, and large orders PLACED
ut value. Lonsdals and other qualities shared in
the demand. There was hardening Of prices and
the general tone much stronger. ~. - $40
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Stock jobbers are demoralized.
uoRsFonD,s ACID PHOSPHATE
In General Debility.

Dr.. E. ". Hill, Glens Falls, N. Y, says
" have used it in cases OF nervous and
general debility, and always with SUCCESS
!consider tan excellent remedy for atomic
dyspepsia, or any low state OF the system
~ TTHehW
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as CATNpNrT.-Dulj

SYMPTOMS OF CATAHRET.-Dull
heavy headache, obstruction 4of tho nasal
passages, discharges fnlllng from the head
Into the thront, sometimes profuse, watcry,
and ncrid, ut others, thick, tenacious, mucous,
purulent, bloody and putrid; the eyes arc
weak, wntcry, and intiamcd: there IS ringing
In tho ears, deafness, hacking or coughing 70
clear the throat, cxpcctoration Of offensive
matter, together with sclbs from ulcers; tho
breath is offensive; smell and taste arc I'm TN.
paired; there Is sensation Of dizziness, with
mental depression, hacking cough md gen.
eral debility. Only few Of tho nbove-nnlned
symptoms nre likely to be present in any ono
case. Thousands OF cases annually, wtthou.
manifcsting half OF the nboye symptoms, ro-
suit In consumption. md end In the. grave.
No disease Is SO common, more deceptive md
dangerous. or less understood by physicians.
by Its mild. soothing, md healing properties,
DR.. Sagc's Catarrh Remedy cures the worst
eS,sss ~ . and Cniarr4ml iIe tnS
Sold by druggists everywhere; 10 cents,
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Cotton.

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9.ssc; December $500; January. 0.s5c; February
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With hazel eyes and crumplcd hair,
Was asked what was the height of bli.s.
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Provided that the k!ssers won't
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